This sheet explores the ABO and Rh blood groups, the antigens and antibodies associated, the process for blood typing, and how anomalies can be identified and explained. It considers the varying need for blood components in various patient transfusion scenarios, in parallel with the understanding and interpretation of screening for the detection of unexpected antibodies and identification of clinically significant antibodies.
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